Love and Other Drugs.

that's not grammar, that's vocabulary.

which means you made an error in vocabulary [or a deeper semantical error, but nevermind that].

which means you should interpret your own mistake as a grammatical one in order to be consistent with your logic.

which means you should grammar nazi yourself.

logic'd

There's no such thing as "subconscious." That's a freudian theory that has been largely discredited. It's either conscious or unconscious.

unconscious means you passed out.
the fact that subconscious is a term on shaky scientific grounds doesn't mean ou can't use it to describe human behavior.
is there a scientific basis, for example, for saying that someone is mad?
yet I can tell that when you look at this comment you will be very mad, with the utmost certainty
because you will envy the brilliance of this comment
and question your own intelligence

Well put, my friend.

The terms used in psychology today are unconscious and conscious. That's all I'm saying. He specifically said "unconscious is incorrect, it should be subconscious," and I'm saying that's untrue.

I contend that the correct word here is still subconscious, because subconscious indicates a thought that originates outside consciousness but influences our conscious actions [it underpins our conscience, sub-conscience].
the proper psychological terminology isn't important here; it's common english

That's not grammar, that's just incorrectly using a word.

But heil Grammitler

Love and other Drugs

What now?
This is exactly what I was about to write

wizzard

something like Love and other Drugs

Not since I had my balls cut off.

it's a good thing you censored that word because my fragile little mind would not have been able to handle seeing that dreadful word. Good fucking job, mate

Actually I used to think that....

I was retarded

Movies, I don't know. But I like to use my University as a giant research center to practice human relationships. While I'm getting a degree in graphic design, I also love to study about psychology, so I read a lot of books about it. And the most of time I really try to put the "theory" in my everyday's life. Sometimes it works so fine I can't believe. But sometimes just doesn't occur as the book said. In the last year I've tried to be hated then I tried to be loved by the same people I made hate me. I simply don't give a fuck about what they think or feel, by this reason I hang out with the most nicest girls I met. I know how to see people's eyes, and some hints I got watching movies. So.. maybe this one could work in some specific case. Hard to know if so.

Whatever, my english totally sucks. I'm sorry about it.

You're right, I once read a book about the venusian arts. Opposites do attract. Giving a girl false hope that she may not get you is a part of a way of getting her to like you more.

And it's true. The human being is very attracted by the curiosity and mysteries, this is why there is so many people looking for a reason for almost everything. They can't just "feel" without knowing what it means. When you create a "mystery" between you and the other person, you are, basically, "seducing". You look interesting! And the easiest way to do this is just give your back for who you want following you. In some cases it works beautifully well and some cases it's not enough. I really, really love to study relationships.

sorry about my english. Hope you can understand it

Hey Lisa!

The irony of this image is that you use it to point out something that everyone else is doing, and portraying it in a negative light, yet, you are doing the exact same by posting said image

I Know!

I love that movie and fucking Donnie Darko.